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Minimising mycotoxins in silages
Minimising mycotoxins in silages
Corn silages are usually well fermented, however, after opening, fungal growth is a recurrent problem. Fungus contamination is not only the cause of significant losses, but also the source of invisible enemies of concern in animal production and human nutrition: mycotoxins. Alex Bach and Cristina Iglesias investigated the effectiveness of a silage inoculant in reducing mycotoxins in corn silages.
Dynamics in today's
Dynamics in today's
Maintaining the health of dogs and cats by providing wholesome, nutritional diets is becoming an important component of esponsible pet ownership. Besides complete and balanced nutrition, product safety and quality parameters, in connection with traceability, are becoming more important.
New purpose for an authentic ingredient
New purpose for an authentic ingredient
Adding undigestible sugars such as inulin and oligofructose has been shown to be very beneficial in human diets. Animals can also profit from this authentic ingredient and over the years more evidence has been gained on using inulin as a prebiotic in animal diets. Feed Mix went to Beglium to visit one of the major inulin producers to find out more.
Premixes add value to petfood
Premixes add value to petfood
The premix business is an essential component of the success and growth of the pet food industry. The purpose of adding and using supplemental premixes has changed noticeably over recent years and may well continue to do so in the future. Deena Krestel-Rickert shares her experience.
World's nutritionists shape the future in Salzburg
World's nutritionists shape the future in Salzburg
Kicking off what will be a biennial event, Sarah Mellor joined nutritionists from around the globe in the picturesque setting of Salzburg, Austria for the first world nutrition forum. Not content to confine themselves to ingredients and additives, the trailblazers of animal nutrition discussed the future.
Preventing oxidation damage with antioxidants
Preventing oxidation damage with antioxidants
Antioxidants fit into the category of natural products strongly associated with health benefits and are regarded by many as vital ingredients in animal diets. It is becoming clearer how they work and which dietary sources are the most potent. This justifies the use of such ingredients in commercial petfood production.
Pet food becomes even more tailored
Pet food becomes even more tailored

Consumers can already buy food specially made for old and young dogs, large and small dogs and dogs battling the bulge. Now comes food and treats based on a dog's lifestyle, bite strength and breeding.

Using plants to produce allergy-fighting pet food
Using plants to produce allergy-fighting pet food

Scientists at The University of Nottingham are using ancient Chinese herbal remedies to help pets suffering with allergies.

Enzyme's versatility is ideal for petfood
Enzyme's versatility is ideal for petfood

The application of enzymes in the petfood industry has been dominated by the use of proteases fro flavour production. The use of amylases for extrusion is the next step, once quality issues have been solved. But the potential is sufficient to suggest real growth in the future. Nutritional enzymes are also used, though within Europe, regulatory issues need to be dealt with first.

Antioxidants and MOS feature at Alltech's European lecture tour
Antioxidants and MOS feature at Alltech's European lecture tour
Antioxidants and MOS feature at Alltech's European lecture tour Alltech'smarathon lecture tour this year visited 29 countries in the EU and Eastern Europe between Feb. 10 and March 6. The focus was on antioxidants and mannanoligosaccharides.

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